On the penultimate day of competition at the Evita National Games that take place in Mar del Plata, Formosa was left with 20 medals to raise its total tally to 44. In addition, it qualified for the final stages in judo, taekwondo and men’s beach volleyball, they guarantee prizes
The medal haul was 19 with 13 gold, 3 silver and 4 bronze, so reaching the last day of competition, Formosa has a total of 44.
Adapted swimming closed its participation in spectacular fashion with the three athletes from Formosa totaling four medals, all gold, each. They are Bruno Menón, Máximo Fruhald and Matías Rigonatto who will return to Formosa with “excess baggage” since there will be a total of 12 medals in their bags.
Adapted athletics also had a podium day with a total of 8 medals. There was gold for Bárbara Molina in 100 meters PC, Brenda Frías in shot put PC, Luz barrios in 100 meters motors and Tobías Peralta in long jump. Salvador Quintana won the silver medal in the 100 meters blind and Mario Aranda in the 100 meters motor. There were two bronze medals and they went to Luis Cancino in 150 meters and Santiago Chauque in shot put.
The adapted sport also added medals in table tennis. One gold for Milagros Benítez, silver for Yoselin Santacruz and bronze for Milagros Benítez.
Taekwondo will also return to Formosa with medals. Xamar Delgado already has a bronze and today Lautaro Iriarte is going to the final.
As mentioned, Formosa also reached the finals in judo and men’s beach volleyball. Mariana Mobilio is going for gold in judo after reaching the semifinals yesterday on her birthday. She defines the 53 kilo category with Priscila Pazos from Santa Cruz.
In beach volleyball, Lionel Rodríguez and Facundo Acevedo, the boys from Ibarreta had a great tournament, showing solidity in the game, surprising in the qualifying phase by beating Salta, Corrientes, Córdoba and Tucumán and yesterday in the semifinals they beat Misiones Misiones for today play the final against Santa Fe.
2023-09-30 10:44:36
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